Commentary for Niddah 94:7
מאי כף
In agreement with whose view is the <i>halachah</i>? He sent word in reply: In agreement with all so as to restrict<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Sc. whichever of the marks appears the girl is regarded as a bogereth and her father has no longer the right to annul her vows. Aliter: Even if only the earliest of the marks has appeared she enters a doubtful state of bogruth and if her father received on her behalf a token of betrothal from one man and she received a similar token from another she must be properly divorced from both. She must be divorced from the latter in case she is already a bogereth when her father's act cannot annul hers; and she must be divorced from the former in case she is not a bogereth before all the tokens have appeared. ');"><sup>5</sup></span>
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